REUTERS But founders of black-owned companies urged customers to continue shopping at the retailer, arguing that a boycott would only hurt their own sales and get them kicked off Target shelves.
only 3.3% of businesses in the United States are Black-owned. While Black Americans represent nearly 14% of the nation’s population, only 3.3% are considered Black-owned businesses.
Black-owned businesses in the South exceed national averages. For example, Hinesville, Georgia, has five times as many Black-owned businesses as would be expected based on population alone.
At the State Level, Washington D.C., Maryland, and Georgia Have the Highest Concentration of Black-Owned Employer Businesses by a Wide Margin The District of Columbia, Maryland, and Georgia each ...
Tabitha Brown joins others raising concerns about how boycotting Target could negatively impact diverse businesses: "It has been very hard for Black-owned businesses to hit shelves." After Target ...